texts: <mask> was born on July 22, 1969 and is a Greek singer. <mask>'s family moved to Kavala, Greece when she was six years old. After moving to Athens in the early 1990s, <mask> signed with Minos EMI and released two albums. She struck commercial success with her third album, Deka Endoles, as she established a more "pop" stage performance style and image, becoming one of the most prominent artists. "Ipofero" was the best-selling single in Greece. Gia (2001), which became and remains her biggest commercial success, as well as one of the best-selling albums of all time in Greece and Cyprus, was released by <mask> following Phoebus' departure from Minos EMI. <mask> was the first Greek artist to top a chart in the US with her single "Gia".Stin Avli Tou Paradeisou was her fourth album to achieve six-figure sales and was certified multi-Platinum. 10 Hronia Mazi was released in 2007, followed by her eighth studio album C'est La Vie. In 2012 she released Allaxa, which was certified 2x Platinum sales and was her first double Platinum record since 2005. <mask> is the first Greek artist to ever win a World Music Award, having won three Arion Music Awards, ten MAD Video Music Awards, seven Pop Corn Music Awards, and a World Music Award. <mask> was ranked the fourth top-certified Greek female artist in the nation's phonographic era (since 1960), with 11 records having been certified platinum or multi-Platinum and three gold by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry of Greece. Vandi has sold one million records in Greece. <mask> became the "queen" of Greek music after her success.She was a coach on the Greek version of The Voice called The Voice of Greece. She was a coach in Rising Star. <mask>'s first album was released in 1994 under the Minos EMI label. The album was distinguished by the song "Gela Mou", as well as the song "Den iparhi tipota" and her duet with Giannis Parios. The songs were written by Vassilis Karras. You're The One I'm Waiting For is <mask>'s next album. Esena Perimeno is one of the singles on the album.Tony Kontaxakis wrote most of the songs. The first two albums did not have a lot of success, but a few of her first songs did. The albums have sold over 30 thousand copies. The combined album sales were implied to be in the range of 10– 27 thousand copies. In 1997 <mask> would make her breakthrough in mainstream Greek music as she collaborated with Phoebus. <mask>'s next album was certified double Platinum and sold 100,000 copies in Greece, and it was written by Phoebus. <mask> became popular in the Greek music industry with a string of hits and appearances.In 1998 Vandi released a single called "Spania", and later that year she began acting. She was asked to play a guest star in a show. Vandi appeared on television for the first time. She played a singer who was able to change the sexuality of the main gay character. She got good reviews for her acting talent. Profities, Vandi's next album, was certified gold the day it was released and Platinum in 2 days. It sold 150 thousand copies.The songs "Apapa", "To Giatriko", and "To Koritsaki sou" were big hits. <mask> gave her first sold-out solo concert at the concert hall of Lycabettus with 7,000 people in attendance. Ipofero was released by Despina Vandi in 2000. The single was awarded as the most successful single of all time in Greece, based on sales at the Virgin Megastores, which reached 150 thousand copies. She received an award from Richard Branson of Virgin in London. There was a show on Mad TV on 23 May 2001. On April 4, 2008.Heaven Music, a new break-out record label, was founded in 2001 by <mask> <mask> and Phoebus. The album Gia (2001) was a double album with 21 new songs. The album was certified 4x Platinum in 11 days and became one of the best-selling albums of all time in Greece. Many of the songs on the album became hits in other countries, such as Cyprus, Turkey and Lebanon. In front of a crowd of more than 60,000 people, <mask> gave an open free concert. <mask> was named the World's "best selling Greek artist" at the 2002 World Music Awards. This award was given for the first time to a Greek artist who lived and worked in Greece.<mask> said she would like to thank her Greek fans around the world. I dedicate this award to all the Greeks who have supported me with their love all these years and it is because of them that I am here at this moment. "After the success of Gia, <mask> released a CD single titled "Ante Gia" (Goodbye) in 2002, with the title track being a remake of "Gia". The single was double Platinum. Gia and Ante Gia were re-released as "Gia & Ante Gia:Collector's Edition". The double album "Despina Vandi Live" was released in 2003 and contained performances from the singers' concerts around Greece. The album included the greatest personal hits of her 9-year career in the Greek music industry, as well as many songs by other artists, covering a wide variety of genres (from rock-entehno to lako and traditional Greek music).There are two new songs on the album. It sold more than 60,000 copies. With Gia having been certified multi-Platinum in Greece and Cyprus, some of the songs broke out into the international market. She started her international career in 2003 after seeing potential. Her first three international singles, "Gia", "Opa Opa" and "Come Along Now", entered the charts around the world. Her first internationally distributed albums were named after her songs "Gia" and "Come Along Now". Gia reached number 1 on the Hot Dance Club Play and Hot Dance Airplay charts, and "Opa Opa" reached number 3 on the Hot Dance Radio Airplay.Gia reached the number 1 spot on the biggest radio stations in the US. Gia was the number 1 dance song of the year in the USA, Germany, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Italy, France, Spain, Turkey, Cyprus and Sweden. 3 for all three singles. The Australian charts have 1 on them. Gia gave her the award for the best dance artist for the year 2004 in Portugal and she made a big concert for her European public. The song "Opa Opa" reached number 1 in Russia, Turkey and Australia. In the first few days of October 2004, <mask> <mask> performs in New York, Atlantic City, Chicago and Toronto.The song "Come Along Now" became the second best selling single in Russia and the biggest to audience radio station of Russia, Hit FM. <mask> was included in some of the week's best-selling popular music artists when she performed her song "Gia" on the international show Top of the Pops. <mask>'s work has been reworked by some of the world's best DJs and producers, such as Nick Skitz, Milk & Sugar, and DJ Gregory. Gia and Opa Opa were Records of The Week on Radio 1's dance shows. The Beatstock Festival was held in New York at the end of August 2004. Stin Avli tou paradeisou was <mask>'s next studio album and was released at the end of 2004. Although it sold less than Gia, it reached double Platinum status in 2005, becoming her fourth album to reach six figure sales.The song's music video has a guest star in it. The album was released in Greece, Cyprus, Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey. The Turkish newspaper Hurriyet Daily News named <mask> <mask> as the Queen of Greek Pop after the album reached number 2 on the Turkish charts. <mask> performed at Rex with Giorgos. <mask> gave a concert in Athens in July of 2006 singing many of her popular songs. After two weeks from the release of the CD single, <mask> <mask>'s "Kalanta" reached double Platinum status. The videoclip of "Kalanta" was released on December 19th, followed by the video of her next hit single, "Mehri Mai Mina" (till the month of May).For the winter season of 2006–07, <mask> and Mazonakis once again collaborated. She ended her performances at the Rex Music Theater on February 18, 2007, after seven years there. <mask> gave birth to her son, Giorgos, on August 21, 2007, because she didn't plan any summer concerts. <mask> released her new single "Thelo" (I Want) on all radio and TV stations in Greece at 10 am on October 10, 2007. The show was on on October 8, 2007. On April 4, 2008. She collaborated with Phoebus for 10 years.The song reached the top of the radio airplay chart in Greece for six weeks in a row. The second single from the album and the title track "10 Hronia Mazi" (10 Years Together) was released on 16 November 2007. The album 10 Hronia Mazi was released in December of 2007. The album was certified Platinum in the first week. It was Vandi's lowest selling album in over a decade. <mask> and Karras worked at the studio. Vandi released the third single from the album on March 6, 2008.The single was at the top of the charts for six weeks. "Fantasou Apla" was the fourth single to be released. <mask> provided vocals for the song "Destiny" on the gold-certified album Sehnsucht, which was released in early 2008. She won the category of "best

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texts: female artist" at the MAD Video Music Awards 2008 for her performance of "I Gi Ki I Selini" with Schiller. The album Deka Hronia Mazi was re-released with the title 10 Hronia Mazi: It's Destiny. Two more singles were released: "I Gi Ki I Selini" and "Tha Thela", the first being her performance at the MAD Awards, while the second was a live performance of the song at the Love Radio party. <mask> was involved in a project.She attended the project's first official press conference after attending a recording session in Beijing. The project's goal was to have one artist representing their country Global One songs in their native language, as well as in the English language, in an effort to pool together as many languages and cultures as possible to promote their artistry on a global level. <mask> performed three sold-out concerts in Australia in October 2008, after she began an international tour. She was awarded the Platinum award for her album 10 Hronia Mazi in Cyprus, after she had already received the Platinum certification for the sales of the album in Greece. She performed in five venues in the United States and Canada. She collaborated with Goin' Through for a lengthy tour throughout Greece. The pop-rock song Iparhi Zoi was written by Vandi after a year's absence.The song was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The opening concert for the Long Hot Summer Tour was held in Thessaloniki. The tour sold 150,000 tickets. Vandi broke the record for pre-sale tickets to a concert by selling 3,000 tickets. The tour was the most successful in 2009. Vandi left Heaven Music and signed with The Spicy Effect, a record label founded by Phoebus. On 11 December, Vandi returned to the Greek nightlife, singing at club Politia in Thessaloniki with Goin' Through."Despina Vandi - greatest hits 2001–2009" was released by Heaven Music. <mask> performed with the group 48 Ores. The show ended in July. <mask>'s certifications and sales figures were chronicled in a show broadcast by Alpha TV where she was ranked in the 4th position among Greek female singers. C'est La Vie was a new song by <mask> that was only played on the radio. "C' est la Vie" was the lead single from her eighth studio album and was released on 22 March. The first release coordinated by The Spicy Effect label was a pop song written by Phoebus.The music video was filmed in March. The first half of a two-part work was released by <mask> on May 14, 2010. C'est La Vie, the new album by <mask> <mask>, was released in June. It was her first album to be released along with a newspaper, following a popular tendency of the Greek musical industry, as an effort to deal with the reduction in disc sales. More than 100,000 copies of the newspaper and album were sold. This release choice resulted in the album receiving no official certification of gold sales, for the first time for a Vandi album after her early releases. Vandi presented her new song "Kommati Ap' Tin Kardia Sou" at the Video Music Awards.The album C'est La Vie's following single was released on June 7, 2010. The rock side of <mask> was revealed in the video clip that was released on July 5, 2010. "Erota Theli I Zoi" was the third single of the album. The music video was uploaded on the Spicy's YouTube Channel. The international version of the album Atemlos was released by the German band Schiller, who had worked with <mask> in the past. The album C'est La Vie included the song. <mask> was the first artist to take part in the MTV Greece concert series.The concert took place in Kypseli. She and Elli Kokkinou went on a tour of Greece. <mask> performed live on 31 October at the HMV Forum of London. <mask> was in London for the first time and it was a sell out. After five months, she appeared at the music scene VOX. The song "Gi' Alli Mia Fora" was performed by <mask> <mask> at the Mad Video Music Awards 2011. A promo to <mask>'s upcoming album was released by Vandi in November 2011.The lyrics were written by Phoebus. The video was filmed in the area of the Messolonghi lagoon. The digital single from her ninth studio album was released after the song's release. <mask>'s appearances began at the nightclub FEVER. <mask>'s return to a more lako genre was marked by the release of the album Allaxa. There is a collaboration between Phoebus and a number of other writers. <mask>'s commercial success was re-established with multiple hits such as: Mou'His Perasi, Girismata, To asteri mou, To nisi and Kata, which were filmed in the island of Skiathos.She never accepted an offer to represent Greece in the song contest. The Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation announced on 15 January that it had reached an agreement with private music channel MAD TV to take on the organisation and production of a national final to select a song to represent Greece in the contest. The event was hosted by <mask> <mask> and Giorgos Kapoutzidis. It was the first time that a well-known singer hosted such an event. The event was hosted by <mask> and Kapoutzidis. <mask> was one of four artists/coaches who participated in the Greek version of The Voice. The winner of the show's first season was on <mask>'s team.<mask>'s single Hano Esena received positive reviews and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 <mask>'s new album 'De Me Stamatises' was released in December of last year. She didn't write any of the songs on the first album since 1997. She collaborated with a number of writers, among them: Giorgos Sampanis, Eleni Giannatsoulia, and Dimitris Kontopoulos. The first three new singles were released after she returned to Heaven Music. The album was released in October 2016 by Heaven Music. Vandi collaborated with various writers.'Mia Anasa Makria Sou' is one of the singles on her eleventh album. <mask> starred in the Greek version of the musical theater show. The role was played by Donna. Critics and audience liked <mask>'s performance as Donna. "Mamma Mia!" It had a big tour all around Greece in the summer of 2018). The show sold more than 100,000 tickets in the span of two years.The year 2016 The musical show "To Diko Mas Cinema" was directed by the famous creative duo Reppas - Papathanasiou. The show sold more than 90.000 tickets during the summer of 2019. It was the biggest hit of the summer season. She released an album with covers of songs from popular Greek films produced in the 1960s and 1970s. She presented the travel show "My Greece" in 2019. A variety of Greek towns and villages are showcased by Vandi."My Greece" is in its third season. <mask>'s family moved from Kavala, Greece to Germany when she was six years old. She didn't learn German like the rest of her family. She has two siblings, one older and one younger. Living in a lower-middle-class family, her dream was to become an actress or a singer but she always knew that she should have something more solid as a background so she went on to study psychology, philosophy, and education at the University of Thessaloniki. She used the stage name "Elli Mara" to hide that she was singing from her parents. <mask> <mask> was married to a former soccer player.Their divorce was announced in July of 2021. She has a daughter named Melina who was born in February 2004 and a son named Giorgos who was born in August 2007. <mask> is dating a Greek actor. <mask> was in a car accident on Kifissias Avenue in Kifissia, Greece. The car she was in, driven by her chauffeur, slipped on an oil slick that leaked from a tanker truck, causing the car to crash into the truck ahead of her. She was taken to the general hospital in Athens by ambulance after drivers helped pull her out of the vehicle. Vandi only had a cut to her

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texts: <mask> is a Pakistan far-right, Islamist political commentator and conspiracy theorist. The Muslim 500 included him in their yearly most influential Muslims in the world, as a political commentator and host of TV series ongeo-politics, Islamic philosophy, Muslim history, and Dr Iqbal's vision for Pakistan. Born to a Pakistan Army officer and a Kashmiri mother, <mask> supports Jihad and anti-government organizations. He says he fought in the Soviet-Afghan War. He supports Pakistan Army interventions in matters of state and campaigns against Democracy in Pakistan. He is in favor of the Islamic system of government. A Bihari Muhajir Muslim father and a Kashmiri Muslim mother gave birth to a child named <mask> on March 14, 1964.His father was in the Pakistan Army. He studied computer systems at the NED University of Engineering & Technology. He's second to his siblings. The father fought in the war. Hamid claims that the November 2008 Islamist-Terrorist Attacks in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India were part of a plan hatched by "Hindu Zionisms" and that it was an attempt by the Indians to stage a false flag attack. He claimed on the News One TV channel that he was a real person. He was a Sikh.He called him a terrorist. Heera Laal was his associate. The Muslims of Islamic spirit will be rid of by the COVID vaccine. It's less dangerous than flu. The people of this region are being killed by Bill Gates. He said on August 6, 2021, that the UN resolutions on Kashmir are dead. According to Hamid, India will be "trounced and enslaved according to Sharia if Hindus don't embrace Islam."<mask>'s views on politics and security have been described as conspiracy theories by a number of Pakistan's journalists, writers and Islamic scholars. <mask> Hamid is accused of hate speech towards Hindus, Jews, Christians and Pashtuns. Imaad Khalid, a former staff member of <mask> <mask>, revealed at a press conference that he was planning to assassinate the Pro-democracy Army Chief, Ashfaq Pervaiz Kayani. He showed the media emails that he claims were sent to different army officers asking them to revolt against their boss. He said, "<mask> Hamid is a quisling and enemy of Islam and Pakistan, who had plotted unsuccessfully to assassinate the pro-democracy army chief Gen Kayani." Khalid claimed that the names of the Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of Pakistan were on the hit list. He radicalizes young, urban men and women under the age of 30 into a mixture of militant Pakistani nationalism and Islamism because he is the leading voice of a new Pakistani revivalism.He has an "extreme hatred of Hindus and Jews." <mask> was arrested in Saudi Arabia for opposing the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen. He was on a private tour with his family when he was arrested. According to unconfirmed reports, Hamid has been sentenced to 8 years in prison and 1,000 lashes for speaking out against the Saudi government. The reports about the sentence were not verified by the media. The Pakistan embassy has requested information about the charges against <mask>. He was released due to lack of evidence and baseless allegation of espionage for Iran.The Research and Analysis Wing is India's spy agency. During an interview in 2020, Mr. Hamid claimed that he had been released due to the efforts of the Pakistan Army and ISI. His books include the Urdu Pkistn. There is a booklet about the freedom struggle in Pakistan. Pkistn men mazhab o firqahvrnah tashaddud. There was a brief history of sectarian violence in Pakistan from 1979 to 1996. Dahshat gard ke khilf.The study of war on terror is critical. aihnyat. The relationship between Pakistan and India was studied from ancient times to the 21st century. Aur s aihnyat. There is a booklet about alleged Jewish and Christian conspiracies against Muslims. ek trkh almyah. Critical review of historical study of Pakistan and Afghanistan relations.Iqbal Purisrar. On the life of Muhammad Iqbal. Halqa-E-Yaran. The novel was written in the spirit of Ashfaq Ahmed. Khilafat-e-Rashida. They have a system of governance and justice. The dance of the devil is about Hindu Zionism, Mumbai attacks, and the Indian dossier against Pakistan.During 1986-1992, the author met with Afghan leaders in Afghanistan, as part of his memoir about his role in the Soviet-Afghan war. Dary was translated into Urdu as yd'd'shtn. There are External links to the official website for Muslims and the NED University of Engineering and Technology.

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texts: <mask> was an English cricketer who was active in the early decades of the twentieth century. <mask> played for Essex County Cricket Club from 1901 to 1928 and captained the county from 1911 to 1928. He captained the England team before and after the First World War and his success was vastly different. <mask> was an amateur boxer who won a gold medal at the Olympics. <mask> (1853-1930) and Julia Ann Tyler were the parents of <mask> and he was born in London. He was a student at Felsted School, where he was coached by the former first-class player T.N. His father's wood-importing firm supported his amateur status in cricket and boxing.There was a time when <mask> played football for the England amateur side. He was an acting lieutenant-colonel during World War I. <mask> won the Amateur Boxing Association 1905 middleweight title when he fought out of the Belsize ABC. <mask> won an Olympic gold medal as a boxer. The final of his three bouts was described by The Times as "one of the most brilliant exhibitions of boxing, allied to tremendous hitting, ever seen". They were held on the same day. The silver medal winner, Snowy Baker, made a false claim that <mask>'s father was the sole judge and referee.<mask> won the gold medal in the Olympics after scoring a second-round knockdown over Baker. In a 1952 interview, he claimed that <mask>'s father had been in charge of the fight. The medals were presented at ringside by <mask> senior, who was the president of the ABA. The two judges agreed that <mask> was the winner and the real referee was Eugene Corri. The last leading referee in the professional sport in the 1930s was the younger brother of <mask>., Cecil. <mask> won an ABA title in 1905. <mask> was a fast-medium bowler and obdurate cricketer who was nicknamed.He was a member of Wanstead C.C. and captained the school teams. He made his Essex debut at the age of eighteen against Yorkshire, and scored a pair, but was dismissed in both the first and secondinnings. He played in two more matches that season, but did not play in a first-class cricket match for the rest of the season. He played eleven matches in the 1903 season, but was still not a good player. The improvements in his game continued, and by 1905 he had become a strong county bowler, finishing top of the Essex bowling averages with 31 wickets at an average of just above 26, and taking the first of his three first-class hat-tricks, against Yorkshire at Leyton. In 1908, he passed 1000 runs in a season for the first time, and had grown into a leading all-rounder, who took over the captaincy of Essex in 1911, a captaincy which he retained until 1928. Before and after the First World War, he played for England.<mask> was named Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1915, but play was suspended during the war years. When George Louden turned out, Essex had to carry his bowling on his shoulders. He took over 100 in a season seven times. He produced perhaps the most remarkable all-round performance in English first-class cricket history the following year. After taking nine for 47, <mask> stopped a breakdown against Bill Bestwick with an unconquered 215 that tired him so much he did not bowl until the end of the second day. He had a match record of 11 for 47. <mask> captained England eighteen times, winning eight and losing eight.He won the series in Australia as a stand-in captain. He was in charge of a post-war side which suffered a 0–5 whitewash in Australia in the 1920-21 tour. Reappointed reluctantly by the M.C.C. He lost the first two Tests at home to the team he was captaining, but retained his place in the XI. He captained England in one more Test match, against South Africa in July 1924, and played his final Test on the 1924/25 England tour of Australia. <mask> married Evelyn Ruby on 25 December 1916, the widow of Captain Thomas Elphinstone Case, of the Coldstream Guards, and daughter of Adolphus Ferguson. The actor Gerald Case was his stepson.The passenger ship <mask> and his father were on sank in the Kattegat seven miles south of the Ls Trindel Lightship. The Arcturus rammed her in fog after the two captains tried to exchange Christmas greetings. A witness at the post mortem enquiry said that <mask> may have been trying to save his father. He was 48 years old. English male boxers England Test cricketers England Test cricket captains English cricketers English cricketers of 1890 to 1918 English Olympic medallists Essex cricketers Essex cricket captains London County cricketers Wisden Cricketers of the Year Olympic boxers of Great Britain Boxers Footballers from Newington and cricketers from Greater London have died at sea.

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texts: <mask> was an American Denishawn-trained interpretive dancer and actress whose career suffered after she became entangled in a breach of promise lawsuit with a member of one of America's wealthiest families. A present-day ghost town with the Cedar Creek Baptist Church as its last surviving structure, Evan-Burrows Fontaine was born in 1898. She was the daughter of an accountant who later became general manager of the Alamo Cottonseed Company and the daughter of a Dallas life insurance agent. After moving to Dallas, her family stayed at a rooming house owned by her maternal grandparents. Martha Henry is the daughter of American founding father Patrick Henry. Her grandfather was a colonel in the Confederate army during the American Civil War. Stuart.He held the chair of Latin at the University of Texas for a decade after retiring from teaching. <mask> was living with her mother in New York City when she traveled to California at an early age to train with Ruth St. Denis. She claimed she was trained by Emile Jaques-Dalcroze, but this has yet to be verified. The Dance Egyptienne was taught to <mask> by Ted Shawn. On December 16, 1914, <mask> performed in a production at the Ye Liberty Playhouse in Oakland, California. She was booked to perform the Jockey Dance at an annual celebration that follows the running of the Saratoga Cup in upstate New York. <mask> joined the Ziegfeld Follies where she would later star in the film Midnight Follies.She was the Queen of the Nile at New York's Amsterdam Theater around this time. <mask> was among a group of entertainers who in 1919 donated their talents to a benefit costume ball held on behalf of blind war veterans at Manhattan's Ritz-Carlton. On the first anniversary of Frank Carter's death, <mask> helped put on a charity show at the Casino Theatre. Madonnas and Men was one of the three motion pictures <mask> worked on in 1920. Within a few years, <mask> would be limited to performing her Oriental style dancing at cabarets and nightclubs as her sensational court battles with a member of one of America's wealthiest families most likely derailed any chance she had of attaining future stardom in New York or Los Angeles. <mask> brutally beat her African-American household worker on New Year's Day in 1925, which derailed her future stardom. <mask> was denied pay for three weeks.Harrison claimed that <mask>, in a rage, thrust a revolver under her nose in the novel Beauty. <mask> married a sailor from Houston, Texas, on April 18, 1918, a year after they met on a train ride. Around the time she became involved with Whitney, their marriage was annulled. Fontaine gave birth to a baby boy that December, after Whitney became engaged to MarieNorton. On January 14 of the following year, a man was found shot to death at his apartment in south Dallas. A police homicide investigation wouldn't be conclusive and a later coroner's jury would rule his death a suicide. In the summer of 1922 <mask> filed a lawsuit against Whitney, claiming that he had broken his promise to marry her and that he was the father of her son.Whitney's attorneys argued that <mask> was still married to Adair at the time of the proposal and that the date of her marriage annulment was contrived by <mask> and her mother. In the end, Whitney's attorneys prevailed and the case was dismissed, as the case became headline fodder for the national press. <mask> and her mother were arrested for perjury after the trial ended and the charges were thrown out by a judge. The lawsuits against Whitney would fare no better than the first. On January 21, 1928, <mask>'s mother was killed when her automobile collided with a Florida East Coast Railway passenger train. <mask>'s father died on a visit to her home in New Jersey while she was on her way to Miami to care for her daughter. The Dallas office of the Loyalty Group Insurance Company had a member named <mask>.<mask> married a former Olympic swimmer in the 1920s. Bobby was born before their divorce in 1935. She was listed on the passenger manifest of the Leviathan as Evan Burrows <mask> Friedman along with a New York City man. Kruger performed at carnivals and fairs as the Incomparable Water Comedian. 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On September 23, 1898, Harold Herman Kruger was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, and died in Los Angeles, California, on October 7, 1965.Kruger was a member of the International Swimming Hall of Fame. <mask> and her husband, Jack Lynch, became co-owners of the Walton Roof in Philadelphia in the late 1930s. Neil "Sonny" <mask>, her first son, was the band leader in 1939 and later served as master of ceremonies before the club's demise in 1946. Jack Lynch owned clubs and restaurants in the Philadelphia area before he died. On December 27, 1984, Evan-Burrows <mask> passed away at the Winchester Medical Center in Virginia. She lived in Paris, a small rural town in northern Virginia. People from Hill County, Texas Modern dancers American female dancers from Texas Vaudeville performers American silent film

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texts: <mask> was a planter who served in the Virginia Senate from 1823 to 1823. In the last three decades before the American Civil War, his pro-slavery writings received more attention than his agricultural work. Before the Civil War, <mask> advocated for states' rights and slavery and became a political activist with the so-called Fire-Eaters. He was given credit for "firing the first shot of the war" at the Battle of Fort Sumter and fought as a Confederate soldier despite his advanced age. He committed suicide after the war ended in the South. He is known for his work in methods to preserve and improve soil productivity. He wanted to restore soils that were exhausted from tobacco monoculture.He studied swamps to learn how to fix soil acidity. He published essays and a book about improving soils. He is known as the father of soil science in the United States. On January 5, 1794, <mask> was born at Evergreen Plantation in Prince George County, Virginia. He was born into Virginia's planter class aristocracy and had large tracts of land along the James River. <mask> was named after his grandfather <mask>, who represented Prince George County in the Virginia House of Delegates during the American Revolutionary War. He attended the College of William and Mary after receiving a private education.The couple were married in 1813. The departure point of Benedict Arnold after he switched allegiances and raided along the James River was at Coggin's Point, located along the James River in Prince George County. Most of the children died before the American Civil War ended and their father committed suicide. During the War of 1812, an Antebellum life Soldier named <mask> enlisted as a private in the Virginia Militia and served as secretary of the 4th Virginia Infantry, but did not experience battle. He joined the Palmetto Guards of South Carolina decades later. Many planters in Virginia use enslaved labor. He owned plantations in Prince George.The number of enslaved people in Prince George county grew from 52 in 1820 to 86 in 1830 and 96 in 1840. <mask> owned 84 enslaved people in Prince George county and 41 enslaved people in Virginia by the time of the 1850 census. <mask> and his sons leased 31 slaves to someone in Charles City county in the 1860 census. In his twenties, <mask> began experimenting with marl to rejuvenation the soil on his land that had been worn out by more than a century of monoculture of tobacco. An educated man, who was interested in agricultural science, but did not like farming or supervising slaves, moved from his plantation in Prince George to the City of Petersburg in 1835, leaving the day to day management of his plantations and supervision of slaves to overseers. The Marlbourne plantation was purchased by Ruffin in the Virginia Tidewater in the 19th century. Tobacco had been cultivated on the land for a long time, so Ruffin became a pioneer in promoting soil rejuvenation.One of the intellectuals who worked to change various aspects of Southern life was <mask>. His colleagues included Nathaniel Tucker. They had interests in Southern society. The Westover Manuscripts contains a history of the dividing line between Virginia and North Carolina, as well as a progress to the mines. There were 2 volumes in Albany, New York in the 19th century. The group published their recommendations and "jeremiads" in short-lived periodicals and felt neglected by fellow Southerners, as they argued that "stewardship" justified slavery, influenced by the evangelical tradition that generated reform in the North as well. In the 1840s, he was editor of the Farmers Register.He studied the possibility of using lime to raise the pH. The influential book An Essay on Calcareous Manures was written after Ruffin presented a paper. He explained how the use of calcareous earths had reduced soil acidity and improved yields of corn and wheat on his land, which had been worn out by two centuries of tobacco farming. His works have led to him being called the "Father of soil science" in modern times. Several detailed descriptions of the Dismal and Blackwater swamps were published during the pre-war years. <mask> is better known for his contributions to agriculture than for his claim to have fired the first shot of the Civil War. His advice on the value of marl was not widely followed.The South suffered from exhausted soils after the Civil War, and he warned planters that not paying attention to their soil could lead to ruin. The Southern way of life was considered to be supportive of slavery by <mask>. In the 1850s, he became more outspoken. He advocated for armed conflict in defense of the South. "I have had more notice taken on my late pamphlet on slavery than on anything I ever wrote before," he wrote in his diary. The execution of John Brown was held in Charles Town, Virginia, after the slave revolt atHarper's Ferry. Ruffin joined the Virginia Military Institute corps of cadets in order to gain access to the event.The aging, white-haired secessionist wore a borrowed coat and carried a weapon as he marched into Charles Town. The pikes captured from Brown and his forces were intended to arm slaves in a general uprising. Each of the governors of slave-holding states received a pike as a sign of Northern animosity against the South. Anticipations of the Future, to serve as Lessons for the Present Time was published in 1860. The result of the election of Republican candidates in the United States was played out in a series of letters written to the London Times. He predicted a victory for the Southern states in the American civil war in 1868. Most of his predictions were wrong, but he did correctly predict that the war would begin with a Southern attack on Fort Sumter.After the election of Abraham Lincoln as president in 1860, <mask> traveled to South Carolina, where he had previously worked as an agronomist, hoping to encourage secession, as Swanberg says, his fellow Virginians found his views too extreme. The time since he arrived has been the best of his life. One of the first shots from Morris Island was fired against Fort Sumter, which was held by the federal government, but the actual first shot was fired by a lieutenant from Fort Johnson. After Fort Sumter fell to the Southern forces, <mask> was the first person to enter. One of the first Confederate soldiers to fall during the Battle of Seven Pines was his grandson, Julian Beckwith. <mask> Jr.'s father left Marlbourne to live in the Prince George County home of his son. After the Army of the Potomac crossed the James River into Prince George over a hastily constructed pontoon bridge, they escaped capture by hiding under a load of hay in a wagon.He fled west to the relative safety of another son's plantation home in Amelia County. The plantations were occupied by the Union during the war. The scene of the Beefsteak Raid was his plantation on Coggins Point. After losing his wife and eight of his children, <mask> was crushed when the war ended. After the surrender of Robert E. Lee at Appomattox Court House in 1865, he decided to take his own life. On June 18, 1865, while staying with his son and daughter-in-law at Redmoor in Amelia County, Ruffin went up to his room with a rifle and a fork stick. He was called to greet people at the door.With my latest writing and utterance, and with what will be near to my latest breath, I would willingly proclaim my unmitigated hatred to Yankee rule. He put the rifle muzzle in his mouth and used a fork to manipulate the gun. The percussion cap went off without the rifle being fired. By the time she and his son got to his room, he had reloaded the rifle and killed himself. <mask>. and William H. Harrison took <mask>'s body to Marlbourne, his plantation in Virginia. The plantation house which his father built on the plantation where <mask> was born and the Edmund Ruffin Plantation, which is also known as Marlbourne, are both designated as National Historic Landmarks. The "Father of soil science" in the United States is <mask>, and his writings have been influential in soil conservativism.He was a dedicated diarist and had a date of death that was uncertain. Three diary entries were posted on the day of his suicide, which was June 18. <mask>. wrote a letter on June 20 telling George and Thomas of the death. <mask>.'s letter states that the death occurred on June 17 at 12 o'clock. The case to be made for the 17th and 18th dates was debated by Allmendinger and Scarborough, who reviewed the diary entries and the son's letter, as well as the circumstances of burial and newspaper publication of the death. They both concluded that June 17 was the most probable date of death, and that Ruffin had become confused about his final diary entries. Slavery and Free Labor were written by <mask>.The date of death was June 17, 1865.

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texts: Dr<mask> is a Haitian academic, development worker, author, and former Prime Minister of Haiti. He resigned as prime minister on February 24, 2012 and was succeeded by Lamothe on May 16. The <mask> family has four brothers: Serge, Pierre, and Jean. He is the son of Dr. <mask> and Marie Antoinette Darbouze. He is married to Betty Rousseau, the step daughter of a former Prime Minister of Haiti. Betty and Kathy are sisters from the first marriage of Sam and Marie Yolne. He played soccer in Haiti at the age of 14.At the age of five, he performed at Carnegie Hall in New York as a music and arts master. After graduating from the University of Haiti, <mask> went on to obtain an MA in Political and Health Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He received a degree in Medicine from the University of Haiti. At the Haitian Association for the National Development, he developed and implemented a primary care system that provided basic health care in poor areas of Haiti. In 1999, as an evaluation consultant, <mask> was responsible for the impact assessment of the Albert Schweitzer Hospital, which provided community care to over 260,000 people in Artibonite. Radio Vision 2000, the first national interactive program, focused on issues related to reproductive and sexual health, was created and hosted by him between 2000 and 2004. In 1999 he began his career with the United Nations, working as a project officer and then as a programme officer.He worked at Population Services International in Haiti from October 2002 to May 2004. In May 2004, he became an international official. He was a sub-regional technical advisor for UNFPA. He was responsible for providing technical assistance and for ensuring capacity building in key areas of population and health reproduction. He worked as a Technical advisor for the Project Millennium Development Goals at the United Nations. In January 2007, <mask> returned to UNFPA as Chief Technical Advisor for the Africa region and Global Program Coordinator for the security of inputs into reproductive health. The team leader of the MDG Unit from September 2008 until his assignment in Haiti was <mask>.The process of preparing the report of the Secretary General on the MDGs, presented at the 2010 G8 Summit and the preparation of Gleneagles scenarios in more than a dozen African countries was done here. He was asked to take over the duties of the Special Envoy of the Secretary General of the United Nations for Haiti in the wake of Haiti's 2010 earthquake. <mask> worked with the Haitian government, the United Nations in Haiti, and the main donors to develop and implement a strategic plan for the reconstruction of Haiti. The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission, the central structure of the reconstruction, was one of the things he was involved in. He resumed his work at the UNDP in June 2011. According to unofficial comments of Haitian politicians, the next Prime Minister might be <mask>. The official designation for this office was given to him on 5 September.This would be the third nomination after Daniel Rouzier and Bernard Gousse were rejected by the Senate. The Constitution of Haiti requires that <mask> have resided in the country for at least five years prior to the vote. The president said that <mask> was exempt from the residency requirement because he paid taxes to the United Nations for Haiti. The process of his nomination began in September. His appointment was approved by the Chamber of Deputies in a unanimous vote. On October 5, 2011, the Haitian Parliament confirmed the appointment of <mask> as Prime Minister, making him the 16th and youngest Prime Minister under the current 1987 Constitution of the country. The resignation of <mask> was due to a loss of confidence in him from his ministers.He had clashed with ministers over several issues, most recently a parliamentary investigation into government officials who hold dual nationality, which is illegal in Haiti. The executive branch did not have to comply with the investigation. Some ministers cooperated with the investigation. None of the ministers showed up when <mask> called a meeting to discuss the matter. Their lack of confidence was demonstrated by that incident. According to the constitution, <mask> remains prime minister until his successor is appointed. He was succeeded by Laurent Lamothe after going through both parliamentary legislative chambers voting results with formal appointment in May 2012 and keeping the ministry control for Foreign Affairs and Cults.The Commission for Social Affairs: African Union published a report on the challenges of meeting the MDG 5 in Africa.

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texts: <mask> was an American jazz trumpeter, singer, and actor who died on December 27, 2019. He appeared in episodes of the educational music television series Schoolhouse Rock! Biography Music and TV was born in Jacksonville, Florida. Through his participation in the West Coast jazz movement of the 1950s, he became known as a performer and recording artist. He played the trumpet and sang on the show. He was a sidekick for a long time. He was the bandleader for The Las Vegas Show, which lasted less than a year.The Schoolhouse Rock is where his voice is best known. "Conjunction Junction" and "I'm Just a Bill" were cartoons of the 1970s. He was in an episode of JohnnyBravo as the Sensitive Man. He sang a few songs that were similar to the Schoolhouse Rock. There is a style. He went back to the Schoolhouse Rock. In 2002 an episode titled "I'm Gonna Send Your Vote to College" was distributed on the series' DVD collection.For the new segment, he played the trumpet. During the 1980s, <mask> voiced "Louie the Lightning Bug" in a series of animated musical public service announcements that promoted safety with electricity. In 2001, the "Louie the Lightning Bug" videos were updated with new voice-overs by <mask> and new music tracks produced by Mark Harrelson and Ray Reach. The World According to Goofy Parade at Disneyland ran for five months in 1992. His trumpet solo is used in the film One from the Heart. The solo at the end of "Burma Shave" is on Tom Waits' 1977 album Foreign Affairs. The Cara Williams Show was a CBS situation comedy in which Williams and Aletter played a married couple trying to keep their marriage a secret because their employer forbade a husband and wife from working together.In 1966–67, he starred in his own 16-episode CBS sitcom, Run, Buddy, Run, as Buddy Overstreet, a young accountant taking a steam bath who overhears a mobster's plot to kill a colleague, then goes on the run to keep from being killed. Bruce Gordon was a member of The Untouchables. He made many appearances on Dragnet. He played John Davidson's brother on The Girl with Something Extra. He performed at the end of ALF's Hit Talk Show. Let's Get Lost is a documentary about the life of jazz trumpeter Chet Baker. In the 1994 film Radioland Murders, he played a trumpet player who was killed during a 1939 radio show.<mask>'s poignant trumpet solo on "The Shadow of Your Smile" which was introduced in the 1965 film The Sandpiper helped earn it Song of the Year at the 1966 Grammys and Best Original Song at the 1965 Academy Awards. One of the many versions of the title song was performed by <mask>. His version was supposed to be a single, but never was. Trying to Get Good: the Jazz Odyssey of <mask> is a documentary. The film features interviews with Clint Eastwood, Billy Crystal, Merv Griffin, Chris Botti, Dave Frishberg and Johnny Mandel, as well as never before seen concert footage of <mask> playing, singing and joking. The 2008 Kansas City Film Makers Jubilee and Newport Beach Film Festival, as well as Audience Prizes at Newport Beach and the Indianapolis International Film Festival, were won by Trying to Get Good. In an episode of The Simpsons called "The Day the Violence Died", Parody <mask> parodied his performance in "I'm Just a Bill", where he is an "amendment to be".He reprised his roles as the Bill and the Conductor in two episodes of Family Guy. <mask> died of natural causes at the age of 88. A Jazz Profile of Ray Charles (Reprise, 1961) Jack's Groove is a jazz band ball. "But it's Good", "The Warm World of <mask>", "The Cool World of Jack Sheldon", and "Playin' It Straight" are examples. Live at Don Mupo's Gold Nugget. On the Pacific Ocean, Sunday afternoons at the Lighthouse, Listen Up, It's What I Do, and You Get More Bounce are all from the same album. The Girl with Something Extra is a TV series and a film.The Premonition, Trumpet, Hostage Hotel, and Family Guy are TV shows.

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texts: <mask> was a wrestler, butcher and philanthropist. He is best known for his participation in the 1912 Summer Olympics and for launching the idea for the Frei Fixed Link. Lvold started wrestling when he was a journeyman. He became the Norwegian Greco-Roman wrestling champion in 1912. Lvold lost both of his matches in the light weight event, but he qualified for the 1912 Olympics. He started as an instructor at the wrestling club he founded in 1913. He founded wrestling clubs in both Molde and Trondheim.He ran butcher shops in town. Lvold worked towards a fixed link from 1951 to 1951. Early life and professional career Lvold was the son of Missionary Ole Lvold. Lvold began his career as a butcher with his brother B. O. Lvold. He got his trade certificate in 1910. He lived in Kristiansund for the rest of his life. He was married to Bergljot, who died.Lvold ran a butcher shop in Storgaten until it was taken over in 1917. He worked in various retailing businesses before joining Slakteri. He was the chief of operations until the company closed. He moved Ansgar Kjtt to Massestretet after two years. During World War II, his store was destroyed, but it was rebuilt after the war. His sons took over the store after he retired. Lvold joined organized wrestling during his journeyman years.Lvold introduced wrestling at circuses and town fairs. Lvold was promised 100NOK if he won the show against Blixt. He didn't accept the prize money because it would have made him a professional. He competed for both Fagforeningernes TIF and rnulf. He qualified for the 1912 Summer Olympics when he won the 1912 Norwegian Championships. He was sent home after losing his first two rounds against Karl Lind and Karl Barl. Lvold was instrumental in establishing a wrestling club.Within a few years all major sports clubs were offering wrestling. The labor movement's clubs took up the sport and made the town known as a wrestling town. Lvold was the coach of several clubs. The sport was more popular in town in 1913 due to the sponsorship of NOK 300 by various companies. He was a benefactor and sponsor of local wrestling. The first major national tournament was held in 1915 and the first Norwegian Championships were held in 1922. In order to establish a wrestling club in the neighboring town of Molde, Lvold traveled there.The first wrestling club in Trondheim was established by him. Lvold represented the club when it merged with the labourers' wrestling clubs. Foreningen Kristiansunderen was an organization that worked for the betterment of the town and was an active member of Philanthropy Lvold. Lvold was inspired to build a statue after seeing The Little Mermaid. He secured enough funding to build a fountain, but the statue was never built. Lvold traveled to the United States in 1951 to visit his siblings, who hadn't seen each other in 42 years. He drove through the Holland Tunnel in New York City.Prime Minister Oscar Torp was in contact with him on his way home. Lvold was working on the idea of building a road tunnel from Kristiansund to the mainland. He talked about the issue in Foreningen Kristiansunderen. Lvold was an enthusiast for the fixed link project. He was dubbed the fixed link general by the local press. He used echo sounding to survey the depth of the fjord in 1955. The two started working towards implementing the plans after he got in touch with the County Governor.Lvold traveled a lot to meet with politicians and authorities. He consulted Torp, Aas-Jakobsen, the NATO office and the Minister of Transport and Communications. Lvold was appointed chairman of the joint municipal and county committee. Positive results came from the ordering of the seismic surveys of Freifjorden. Major Worm Eide stated that there was no funding available. The committee led by Ole Mollan criticized the original committee for not allocating more critical transport investments. Lvold subscribed to the newspapers of Troms to follow the construction of the bridge.Lvold was inspired by Erling Kjeldsen, the main creator of the Troms Bridge. Lvold established The Tunnel Association. The goal was to get two-thirds of the electorate to sign the petition. Paroles were featured in the Constitution Day parade. Lvold painted a large, while "tunnel entrance" on a cliff at Spellmannshaugen as a public relations trick. The Freifjord Tunnel's opening point was painted by him. The Mainland Association was founded by Lvold in 1961.The public committee was chaired by Lvold that year. Lvold was 72 years old when he died. Wrestlers from the 1912 Summer Olympics were from the 20th century.


texts: <mask> was a United States congressman and diplomat who served as the United States Ambassador to Germany and Austria-Hungary. His father was a successful New York City merchant and financier. Prior to being elected to the United States House of Representatives, he had a successful banking career in Manhattan and settled in Teaneck, New Jersey across the Hudson River. <mask> was born in New York City. He attended the Mount Washington Institute in New York. He was described as a round-faced, rosy-cheeked boy with sparkling dark eyes. He was fully prepared for college at the age of 15 after attending Golden Hill, a private school in Connecticut.He was the valedictorian of his class at Yale University and a member of Skull and Bones. Ellen Maria was married to him in the same year. Their first child, John Jay II, was born in Paris in 1861. He graduated from Columbia Law School in 1863. He practiced corporate law in New York City. Their second child was born in 1864. The United States Trust Co., the Farmer's Loan & Trust Co., the National City Bank, the Second National Bank of New York, and nine railroads were all served by the director.After the birth of his two sons, he bought a summer home in Bergen County that was an old-fashioned Dutch farmhouse that used to be the Garret-Brinkerhoff House. The old homestead was renovated to make it one of the most beautiful and celebrated mansions of its time. In 1868, the last child, Marian, was born; she would go on to give birth to his grandson. In 1869, following the death of his father, John Jay, <mask> retired from his law practice and moved the family full-time to Teaneck. At the age of 34 he was elected to the United States House of Representatives, representing New Jersey in the 43rd congress. He was in Congress for his first term. A successful young lawyer, with money and energy, who was expected to make his mark on politics and statesmanship, was what was considered to be a serious, well-versed and mature public servant by his colleagues.In 1874, he failed in his first bid for reelection. When he returned to Teaneck in 1875, he planned to make improvements to the homestead and look for more land investments nearby. He embarked upon a European tour in order to get his health back after a bout of the disease. While abroad, he investigated institutions of learning and art in England, France and Germany and enjoyed the society of scholars, authors and scientists. He spent most of his time resting and working on his estate. He was a big fan of trees and arboriculture. 600,000 trees were planted by <mask> between 1876 and 1884.He was unable to manage the Republican Presidential campaign because of his poor health. After James A. Garfield was assassinated, <mask> resigned as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Austria-Hungary. He was re-elected to Congress three times. The mansion was completed in 1886. People from all over the country came to see the mansion for the first time at Christmas. He designed a gallery to hold his priceless collection of art treasures from the ends of the earth. The telegrams were found on the table in his bedroom when he returned to his apartment in Washington, D.C. after an evening with friends.His secretary woke him up early in the morning and told him that he was going to take a train to New York. He didn't mention the great calamity when he left the train. The mansion, once the most beautiful in the area, became known as "Phelps' Ruin" after it was destroyed. The house was immediately renovated by <mask>. Benjamin Harrison appointed <mask> as the German Ambassador in 1889. In honor of the Czar of Russia, a concert was held at the Royal Opera House on October 11, 1889. A case of homesickness forced him to take a short leave of absence.He left for America in 1890. After returning to Germany a year later, he remained in this post until January 1893, when his health began to suffer due to the climate. He traveled south, hoping the climate would improve his health. The Governor of New Jersey appointed him Judge of the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals. He returned to the United States to be sworn in as a judge on June 20, 1893. After his throat began to trouble him, he was confined to his home for days. He was present until the adjournment of the term, trying to keep up with his work.He went to the Hygeia Hotel at Old Point Comfort in Virginia a few days later, a place that used to be a place of rest for him. He became withdrawn and quiet because of his inability to converse. April 10, 1894 is the last entry in his diary. He enjoyed a return to strength after moving to Hot Springs, Virginia. He returned to his home in Teaneck on May 18 after finding no improvement in his health in Hot Springs. He went into a coma in June. He died on June 17, 1894.Hundreds of people lined the streets to honor his funeral procession. He planted trees on the path of this final journey. At the time of his death, he owned half of Teaneck. There are External links to the Teaneck Public Library Virtual Village Website.

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texts: The American murderer and gambler <mask><mask> was born in 1865. Due to his ability to manipulate others, the newspapers of the era dubbed him, "The Minneapolis Svengali," "the most cold-blooded murderer that ever walked God's footstool," and, "the most bloodthirsty soul ever to usurp the human frame." The 1894 murder for hire of dressmaker Catherine Ging shocked almost everyone who knew him, as he was exposed as the mastermind of one of America's most notorious crimes. In the hours before his death, he gave a detailed interview to his cousin Edward Goodsell and a court reporter. He admitted to many crimes, including three unsolved murders. At the age of one year, <mask><mask> was brought to Minneapolis from Macoupin County, Illinois, where he was born. His family stayed in Illinois for a year when he was six years old.After returning to Minneapolis, he went to a private school conducted by Mrs. Lockwood on Sixth avenue north. After graduating high school, he attended the Minneapolis public school system. W.A. is a Minneapolis alienist. Jones shows marked characteristics. He was a bully, brutal in his instincts, enjoying the sufferings of others, and a fan of the torture of domestic animals. According to Fr. James M. Cleary, a Roman Catholic priest who briefly served as his spiritual director, <mask>, received no positive religious instruction beyond being encouraged to do the right and avoid the wrong.There was no reason for him to shun evil and do good. All was vague and shadowy. At the age of twenty, <mask> began to gamble after becoming a clerk. He stated that his god was always money. According to Fr. After succumbing to what a later age would call gambling addiction, Cleary began to quiet the sting of conscience by carefully studying Atheist writings. He avoided writings critical of Atheism due to the ridicule of religion."He seemed without a conscience and felt no more concern in planning or executing a criminal deed in manhood than when a boy deliberately impaled a live cat on the side of a fence." He did not seem to realize how much influence he had on the community as he did everything he could to strengthen his ego. Katherine "Kitty" Ging, a tenant of his parents at the Ozark Flats building, was murdered in 1894. He used gambling to get her to front him large sums of money. Ging was paid with counterfeit currency when she demanded the return of her money. He described her as an easy mark. On December 3, 1894, Ging's body was found, shot behind the ear, on a road.He was the sole beneficiary of the $10,000 life insurance policy that she purchased. In the search for the killer, <mask> appeared to be at the forefront. He started playing up the fact that Kitty had borrowed money from him, and that he was certain that someone had killed her. Levi Stewart was told by Adry that <mask> asked him to do away with Kitty. Stewart contacted the office of the county attorney. Claude Blixt was the actual killer according to Adry. The two men were arrested after Claude Blixt's confession.On January 21, 1895, the trial for first degree murder began before Judge Seagrave Smith. The prosecution was led by Frank M. Nye. William Erwin, known as "The Tall Pine Tree of the Northwest", and John Day Smith, a Republican State Senator, were on the defense team. Smith became Minnesota's foremost death penalty abolitionist because of his experiences as a soldier during the American Civil War. According to <mask>, the trial lasted for 46 days and consisted of 136 witnesses. Claus Blixt and Adry <mask> were the prosecution's main witnesses. The defense tried to have Adry's testimony thrown out, calling him insane.Judge Smith said, "Well, I don't see that he is any more insane at the moment than the attorney is." After the defense took over, <mask> denied all allegations. On Friday March 8, 1895, the case went to the jury. The jury found the man guilty of murder in the first degree. On March 11, 1895, Judge Smith sentenced <mask> to death. Prior to his execution, <mask> gave a series of interviews to his cousin Edward H. Goodsell. He admitted to many acts of illegal gambling, as well as three murders.The transcripts were taken down. The twenty-year-old "sporting girl" was one of his victims. She was shot in the back of the head and buried in the woods. She took $7000 from her wallet. He claimed to have killed a man near Long Branch, New Jersey, robbed him, and dumped his body in the river. His most brutal crime was the killing of a 'Chinaman' in a New York City gambling joint. <mask> kicked the Chinaman in the stomach when they got into an altercation over a card game.He jabbed the wooden leg into the man's eye with a chair. <mask> sat down on the chair while he was howling. <mask> said he heard the chair leg smash through his skull. When it became clear that no reprieve was going to arrive from Minnesota Governor David Clough, <mask> admitted his involvement in Ging's murder. At the end of the interview, he quoted the poem, "Happy the man," by John Dryden, saying that it encompassed his philosophy of life. <mask> displays many of the characteristics of a serial murderer: overweening narcissism, juvenile sadism, and a lack of empathy for other human beings. Like other serial killers, he would experience his murderous impulse as a second self that would come over him.He may have suffered convulsions as an adolescent due to a head injury, a factor found in the background of many serial killers. The execution of <mask><mask> took place on December 11, 1895. He said on the evening of December 10 that he doesn't care for religion and that he likes members of the clergy. Men in this situation get religious because they think it will help them in the end. I don't need it. I am happy. John Day Smith persuaded <mask> to proclaim his faith in Jesus Christ from the scaffold at midnight on December 11.He was dressed in a black robe and cap when he was led to the gallows by the sheriff. As he made his way to the scaffold, he asked for three cheers for himself. The spectators looked upon him almost as if he were a stage performer who would soon take his bow, because he cracked so many jokes about his imminent death after being asked if he had any last words. I promised Smith that I would say what he asked of me, he was a religious man. If I honestly believed it, I would say 'Oh, God, for Christ's sake, forgive me for my sins'. He said that his brother Adry had done him no wrong. I asked for his forgiveness and received it, because I have done him a disservice.The "flippant monologue" continued until the Sheriff ordered him to "Die like a man". A rope was thrown around his neck. He said, " Keep up your courage boys!" "Pull her tight; I'll stand pat," was the last words of <mask>. At 2:12 AM, the gallows trap swung open. The rope had been mismeasured. He died at 2:25 AM on December 11, 1895.The sheriff was paid $250 for his services. The body was autopsied after it was taken to the cemetery. The brain was removed and weighed 55 ounces. According to the pseudoscience of phrenology, measurements were taken of <mask>'s skull in order to determine if he was a criminal or not. Thesymmetry of skull, brain and face, the protrusion of the front teeth, and the narrow and arched palate were announced as being possessed by <mask>. Doctors ruled that <mask> was a biological phenomenon that was below the savage and above the insane. <mask><mask> was buried in a family plot at the Minneapolis Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery.Is it a serial killer? Jack El-Hai brought the crimes of <mask> to the attention of the nation in 2010. In 1994, El-Hai wrote an article about the 100th anniversary of the Kitty Ging murder. El-Hai was chilled by <mask>'s cold-blooded nature and continued his research for decades. When Edward Goodsell's 1896 book about his cousin was put on the internet, El-Hai read the transcript of his last interview and learned of his admission to 3 other unsolved murders. In a February 2010 article for Minnesota Monthly, El-Hai argued that if <mask>'s claims are proved to be true, his crimes are similar to those of Jack the Ripper. El-Hai hoped that the other alleged victims would rise from the shadows.If this ever happened, he argued that <mask> would be America's first serial killer. "In the end, it is impossible to know whether <mask> killed one victim or four," wrote true crime author and historian Harold Schechter. All that can be said with certainty is that, as a case of criminal psychopathology, <mask> was, as Goodsell and others saw it, one of the most remarkable specimen of his age. There were rumors that <mask> had been secretly resurrected by a secret society. During his research into the Ging murder, <mask> heard that the Freemasons' Grand Lodge of Minnesota had resurrected him. There was skepticism that <mask> could have survived both hanging and dissection. The Fatal Ride was written in 1895 by JosephVincent Brookes, a "tragic poet" from Minnesota.It is possible that Brookes hid the fact that he had borrowed the tune from The Fatal Wedding, by Gussie Davis, when he published the song. Legacy of Violence: Lynch Mobs and Executions in Minnesota was published by the University of Minnesota Press. "<mask>: Life, crimes, dying confession and execution of the celebrated Minneapolis criminal" was written by Edward H. Goodsell. The book is called Psycho USA: Famous American Killers You Never Heard Of. Murder in Minnesota: A Collection of True Cases was published in 1962. Murder by Gaslight "The Killer who Haunts Me" is an external link. Jack El-Hai is a writer for Minnesota Monthly.19th-century American criminals were executed from Illinois, Minnesota, and Macoupin County, Illinois.

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texts: <mask> was a rower for the United States in the 1992 Olympics. 50 Eggs was founded by her. The student received a B.A. A J.D. and a degree in philosophy and political science can be obtained from Mount Holyoke College. From Georgetown Law. She studied film production as a graduate student at Boston University. Her 1999 film, A Hero for Daisy, was called a landmark film by The New York Times.The film, which won a Gracie and a Women's Foundation Journalism Award, was invited to screen at The Smithsonian, and is in thousands of classrooms across the nation. Apple Pie chronicles extraordinary athletes and their mothers, including Drew Bledsoe, Mia Hamm, Shaquille O' Neal, Grant Hill, Kenny Lofton, and others. The film was described as "illuminating" by The New York Times. The subject of a USA Today cover story, broadcast on CNNfn and being shown throughout the world on television and in classrooms, board rooms, business schools and consulting firms, is Lemonade Stories, featuring Richard Branson, Arthur Blank, Russell Simmons, Tom Scott and other entrepreneurs. The story of several inner city teens who discover the power of entrepreneurship and compete in a national business plan competition is told in Ten9Eight: Shoot for the Moon. The title refers to the fact that every 9 seconds a teen drops out of high school. In the fall of 2009, TEN9EIGHT was released in a first-of-its-kind partnership with AMC Theaters in New York, LA, Washington DC, Boston, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami and Kansas City.As part of the Gates Foundation's Get Schooled initiative, TEN9EIGHT was broadcast on the BET and CENTRIC networks on February 7, 2010. There was a special screening at the White House Summit hosted by the US Department of Education and the Library of Congress as well as the release of a companion book to the film. Tom Friedman is a columnist for the New York Times. It is the most uplifting film you will ever see. The film was called very well made and should be compulsory viewing in high schools around the country. Take Part named the film one of the 10 best documentary films on education. Also a finalist of the "Do Something" Awards.The Apple Pushers was written and directed by <mask> and narrated by EdwardNorton. The pushcart vendors who have come to this country from all parts of the world are part of a new experiment in New York to help solve the problem. The film was shown to policy makers and thought leaders at the Aspen Ideas Festival, who discussed the film and the issues of how to tackle the obesity crisis in low-income neighborhoods. Kathleen Merrigan, the deputy Secretary of the USDA, hosted a special screening of The Apple Pushers at the Motion Picture Association in Washington DC for policy leaders, heads of federal agencies, and others in a position to help spread the message of the film. The life of philanthropist and legendary investor, John Templeton, who ranks among the top investors of all time, is chronicled inContrarian. Thousands of people trekked to Templeton's annual meetings, making him the first true rock star investor. There is a broadcast on the television in Asia.Underwater Dreams is an epic story of how the sons of Mexican immigrants learned how to build an underwater robot from Home Depot parts. MIT will be defeated in the process. It was called "astonishing" and "the most politically significant documentary film since Waiting for Superman" by Jonathan Alter. The film screened at the White House came on the heels of a new coalition of corporate funders, educational institutions and non-profits all coming together to fundSTEM education for under-represented students. The film has raised over 100 million dollars. The legal battle that several American mothers are fighting on behalf of their middle-school daughters who were sold for sex on Backpage.com is chronicled in I am Jane Doe. These mothers have stood up for thousands of other mothers and refused to take no for an answer.I Am Jane Doe is a gut-wrenching human story and a fresh look at a social and legal issue that affects. Called "a gripping legal thriller", "a powerful call to action", "particularly impressive", and "striking...powerful" The film has led to new legislation, investigative reporting into the links between Backpage and Google, and a federal criminal probe of Backpage executives, resulting in a 93-count indictment. I am Little Red is an animated short about children most at-risk for sex trafficking. Prevention and awareness are the goals of foster-care, runaway, LBGTQ, homeless, and adopted children. The film was written by 10 survivors of sex trafficking and was narrated by Academy Award-nominee Jessica Chastain. The four tactics a "wolf" will use to lure Little Reds off their path are addressed in I am Little Red.A Most Beautiful Thing tells the story of the first African American public high school rowing team in the USA, made up of young men from the West Side of Chicago who were in rival gangs. The film's hip-hop score was composed by 9th Wonder, who also made the film's soundtrack. A theatrical release of A Most Beautiful Thing was scheduled for March 27, 2020 with AMC Theatres. The film's release was delayed and moved to the Peacock and Amazon Prime streaming services on September 4, 2020 and October 30, 2020, respectively, because of concerns over COVID-19. The film was nominated in 2020 for Best Sports Documentary at the 5th Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards. The film has screenings hosted by the NAACP, members of Congress, professional sports teams, colleges and universities as well as key HBCU institutions. On October 30, 2020, FILA released a limited edition FILAxAMBT Tennis 88 sneaker with proceeds benefiting the A Most Beautiful Thing Inclusion Fund which was established by the George Pocock Rowing Foundation to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in the sport of rowing.The Hope Award was the 1st place winner at the Rhode Island Film Festival. The series includes People Magazine, People Magazine Part 2, and People Magazine Part 3.

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texts: <mask><mask> was an American sociologist who co-authored and oversaw the controversial court-ordered busing plan to desegregate Boston's public schools. At least sixteen other northern American cities and the University of North Carolina system were involved in the school desegregation plans. He received a bachelor's degree in political science in 1949. <mask> was a crime reporter for the Chicago City News Bureau. From 1950 to 1952 he was an English teacher at the Pomfret School. He was an intelligence officer for the U.S. government from 1952 to 1954. He received a master's degree in sociology from American University.The New Deal program to support writers during the Great Depression was the subject of his master's thesis. <mask> received a PhD in sociology from the University of Chicago in 1960. <mask> taught at Dickinson College from 1955 to 1957. <mask> was a professor at the University of Chicago. He spent ten years at Teachers College, Columbia University after teaching at the University of Kansas. He was the Dean of Education and University Professor of Education and Sociology at Boston University. He became a tenured professor at the University of Massachusetts in 1983.He taught part-time until his death. The Institute for Urban Studies was established in 1963 by the faculty at Columbia University Teachers College. <mask> was hired by the New York State Education Commission as a researcher and staff writer. Desegregating the New York City Public Schools was co-authored by Boardman and Mackler. The New York City public school system had more than 1,000 schools and over a million students when the Allen Report was written. <mask> advised on plans to desegregate New York City, Buffalo, Rochester and White Plains, New York. <mask> was involved in the drafting of Boston's plan to desegregate.He worked on desegregating the University of North Carolina in 1979. He helped to desegregate the school districts of St. Louis and Kansas City, Missouri, as well as Little Rock and Mobile, Alabama. He was the leading expert witness in the federal court case that led to the desegregation of schools. <mask> was appointed to the Boston Mayor's Commission on the Public School in 1973. <mask> and Scott were selected by Garrity to draft a plan to desegregate the Boston school system. The plan transformed the Boston schools over a decade marked by incidents of racial conflict and violence, often directed by working-class whites against black students. J. Anthony Lucas's Pulitzer-Prize-winning book about the Boston busing crisis, Common Ground, was criticized by <mask> as "social and political demography as well as intergroup history get short shrift."<mask> had a close and enduring professional and personal relationship with Judge Garrity. Conflict with John Silber <mask> was one of fifteen academic deans who led a revolt against Boston University President John Silber, who survived multiple "no-confidence" votes by trustees and faculty in the 1970s and 1980s. The subject of Silber's firing of the deans was the subject of a cover article in 1977. He had a deep desire for justice. He wouldn't have anything to do with a plan that wasn't intended to achieve justice. He saw that justice was for both people of color and white people. It was justice for people of limited income.That was something that stayed with him. One of the special masters was Charles Willie. <mask> was the son of Arnold and Jennie Munsen <mask>. His wife, Helen Hosmer <mask>, an artist who designed a number of book jackets for <mask>'s publications, returned to school in her fifties to become a paralegal. She worked at the Boston law firm Hale & Dorr for ten years. They had three children, <mask>, Eric Arnold <mask> and Robin Howard <mask>. His brother is a pastor.<mask> was a board member of the Heifer Foundation and was a pastor in the Disciples of Christ. <mask> was the president of the congregation of First Parish. His main avocation was poetry. In the last year of his life, <mask> became the oldest student to enroll in a poetry-writing seminar taught by a renowned Massachusetts poet. <mask> died of a disease. Personal and professional biographical information about <mask> has been collected. <mask>'s books include Big City Dropouts and Illiterates, Schools on Trial: An Inside Account of the Boston Desegregation Case, and University on Trial: The Case of the University of North Carolina.The <mask> Memorial Prize in poetry was established in 2008. <mask> papers are in the University Archives and Special Collections.

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texts: <mask> was an American football coach who worked with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was considered to be one of the best defensive coordinators in the National Football League, as he was known for being a master architect of blitzes, disguising them skillfully and keeping offenses off balance. <mask> was interviewed by the Arizona Cardinals for their head coaching position in 2004, but he only held head coaching duties at the collegiate level. <mask> was a football player at Proviso East High School in Maywood, Illinois. He was a football player for Dan Devine at the University of Missouri. An all-Big Eight quarterback, <mask> played in the same backfield with a long-time NFL executive. He was signed to play tight end for the Buffalo Bills in the Australian Football League.<mask> began his coaching career as a head coach at Missouri Southern, before going on to serve four-year tenures at Drake University and Indiana University. <mask> was hired by Dan Devine as a defensive backs coach at the University of Notre Dame in 1977. After helping the Fighting Irish win the national championship in his first year, <mask> was promoted to defensive coordinator and assistant head coach. The Oklahoma Outlaws and Jacksonville Bulls were coached by <mask> after he left Notre Dame. He spent eight seasons as a coach in the National Football League. Aeneas Williams became the first rookies to lead the league in intercepts since 1981 after <mask> helped him as their secondary coach. He joined the Indianapolis Colts as a coach in 1994.The new head coach of the Colts, Lindy Infante, decided that <mask> was his successor after Vince Tobin left to become the head coach of the Cards. Infante and his staff were fired in 1997 after the Colts finished last in the division. <mask> was an assistant coach on the final staff of the Seattle Seahawks and the Philadelphia 76ers. He was a part of the defense that helped the Seahawks register 10 scores on defense, which was second most in the history of the league. When Shurmur died of cancer, <mask> could have stepped into the role. On January 22, 1999, the Eagles hired <mask> as their new defensive coach. The Eagles won 5 division titles in <mask>'s time in Philadelphia, each reaping the benefits of his defenses.Due to his knowledge of the offensive side of the ball, Andy Reid was able to concentrate on running the offense, while <mask> was able to take complete control of the defense. As <mask> became one of the highest paid coordinators in the NFL, the Eagles rewarded him accordingly, as they said they had full confidence in him. "As I've said many times, <mask> is the best in the business at what he does, and that's why I signed him to a lucrative four-year contract extension in 2005," said the coach when he signed <mask> to a lucrative four-year contract extension in 2005. His defensive units continue to produce at a very high level as he puts a lot of pressure on opposing offenses. From 2000 to 2007, <mask>'s units ranked first in the league in sacks, second in the league in 3rd down efficiency, and fourth in fewest points allowed. The fourth team in NFL history to go all 16 games without allowing more than 21 points was <mask>'s unit in 2001. Their streak of allowing 21 or fewer in 34 straight games was the second longest in NFL history.In 1999, <mask>'s unit forced the most turnovers in the league with 46. Eagles defenders were selected for the Pro Bowl 26 times. Brian Dawkins had seven. Hugh Douglas and Lito Sheppard are two of the Eagles defenders who will be going to the Pro Bowl. The current head coaches of the National Football League are John Harbaugh (special teams and defensive backs), Ron Rivera (linebackers), and Sean McDermott (defensive backs and linebackers). After the Eagles were eliminated from the playoffs on January 29, 2009, it was announced that <mask> was undergoing treatment for melanoma. In May, <mask> announced a leave of absence due to the advancement of the cancer, with Sean McDermott taking over as the interim defensive coach.The interim tag was removed on July 24, 2009, when <mask> officially resigned. On July 28, 2009, <mask> died at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania at the age of68. Football coaches in the United States and Canada have a head coaching record.

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texts: A New Zealand track and field athlete named <mask> won a bronze medal in the pole vault at the 2016 Summer Olympics. She is the current New Zealand and Oceania record holder, as well as the outdoor world junior record holder. She won a silver medal at the Summer Universiade. She was second at the Commonwealth Games. <mask> lives in the seaside suburb of Devonport, where she was born. Donna Marshall competed as a gymnast while her father <mask> competed in the high jump. She has two brothers.She was in the same year as Lorde when she was at Takapuna Grammar School and the two played a sport together. <mask> had an advantage in playing defence due to her height and agility. She played a lot of sports in her youth, including cross country running, basketball, touch rugby, squash, tennis, swimming, and water polo. After being a successful high jumper in her teens, she moved onto track and field and began pole vaulting. <mask> is a student at the University of Auckland. <mask> began pole vaulting at the age of 14. Jeremy McColl has always been her coach.<mask> won the New Zealand secondary school championship in 2012 and the national youth title. She broke the New Zealand youth record and was selected for the World Youth Championships in athletics where she finished fourth. <mask>'s first New Zealand national record was set on a vault she took the bronze medal in at the World Junior Championships in athletics. She won her first senior national title in 2015. The silver medal was obtained at the Universiade. <mask> set a world junior record at Mount Smart Stadium. She improved her own national senior and junior records in January of 2016 but did not set a world junior record.During 2015, it became clear that the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro may already be a possibility, as <mask> and McColl's long-term goal had been for her to compete at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. New Zealand national, New Zealand under 20, New Zealand resident, and New Zealand all comers all set new records at the Vertical Pursuit international pole vault competition. She was added to the New Zealand team for the 2016 World Indoor Championships on March 5, 2016 to surpass her own New Zealand record. It is not clear if this set a new record. Normally, the minimum number of competitors in an event is three, but in this case, there were only two. <mask> made her senior international debut at the March 2016 World Indoor Championships in Portland, Oregon. She set a New Zealand indoor record with a fifth place vault.<mask> was selected to compete at the 2016 Summer Olympics. In the Olympic final, she cleared 4.50 m, 4.60 m, 4.70 m, and her personal best of 4.80 m, but was eliminated after failing to clear 4.85 m. <mask> was the youngest gold medal winner in the women's pole vault. She was one of four New Zealand athletes to win an Olympic medal in a field event. Sarah Walker approached <mask> at the Halberg Awards ceremony in February 2016 and has been mentoring her ever since. <mask> equalled her indoor national record at the Vertical Pursuit on February 22nd. She broke her own national and Oceanian records at the track challenge.Mccartney broke her national and Oceanian records when she jumped a height at the Prefontaine Classic in Oregon. She improved her personal best to 4.86 on 24 June in Germany. She improved it to 4.92 a few minutes later. She is the fourth highest female vaulter in history. <mask> was at a "street vault" in Jockgrim, Germany. The vault was the #1 vault in the world. <mask> broke her New Zealand resident record in her first competition of the year.She was unable to compete in the Tokyo Olympics due to an injury. There are notes 1. The best performance by a New Zealander in New Zealand is an athletics New Zealand Resident Record. <mask> won the Emerging Talent category at the Halberg Awards in New Zealand. She was a finalist in the Halberg Awards Emerging Talent category the year before. The Halberg Awards voted <mask>'s 4.80 m vault the New Zealand's favourite sporting moment of the year. <mask> became an ambassador for Beef and Lamb New Zealand in October of 2016<mask> became a brand ambassador for Blueberries New Zealand in October of 2016 <mask> was one of several notable New Zealanders featured in an aircraft safety video for Air New Zealand. <mask> became an electric vehicle ambassador in June of 2021. Statistics Personal bests Pole vault annual progression International competitions National titles New Zealand National Track & Field Championships Pole vault: 2015, 2016

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texts: <mask>r is a citizen of Yemen and was once held in the United States for over a year. The serial number for Bwazir was 440. American intelligence analysts think he was born in 1980. On May 1, 2002, Bwazir arrived in Gitmo. Congress was given notice in December of last year that 17 people would be transferred from Gitmo in thirty days. The last three of those seventeen were to be handed over by the US military. His lawyers and military officials were surprised when Bwazir refused to return.Bwazir and three other men were transferred to Saudi Arabia. According to The Washington Post, Bwazir's lawyers claim that the new harsher procedures camp authorities instituted to break the hunger strike violated the proscription on torture. The hunger strikers have been force-fed. In January of 2006 the camp authorities started using "restraint chairs". The Center for Constitutional Rights quoted from the emergency injunction Bwazir's lawyers filed on his behalf, in response to what they described as the unnecessary violence of his force-feeding in the restraint chair: Forcibly strapped Mr. Bawazir into a restraint chair, tying his legs The feeding tube was larger than the one that had been left in Mr. Bwazir's nose. Even though Mr. Bawazir has never refused to drink water by mouth, he put four bottles of water into his stomach every time he was fed.For extended periods at each feeding, Mr. Bawazir was restrained in the chair. After Mr. Bawazir was released from the chair, he was denied access to a toilet. Mr. Bawazir was placed in solitary confinement. During the 140 days of his hunger strike, Bwazir's weight dropped to 97 pounds. Bawazir was restrained in the chair longer than the manufacturer's directions. Lieutenant Colonel Jeremy Martin claimed that the force-feedings were done in a humane manner. The length of time the force-feeding took was the reason for the extraordinary length of confinement to the restraint chair.The lawyers for the U.S. government argued that the ban on torture and cruel and unusual treatment didn't apply to captives. Justice Gladys Kessler said the allegations were "disturbing". On February 11, 2009, Gladys Kessler refused to bar the use of restraint chairs for force-feeding. Bwazir and Hamdoon stated in their petition that the use of the restraint chair was "tantamount to torture". She didn't have jurisdiction to rule on the petition because she didn't have the medical expertise to evaluate the camp's medical authorities. According to the Agence France Presse, Bwazir and Hamdoon claimed in their petition that the use of restraints was unnecessary because they were not opposed to being force fed. According to the Agence France Presse, the camp authorities are trying to get the hunger strikers to stop their strike.The Bush Presidency claimed that captives in the "war on terror" could be held indefinitely without charge and without an open and transparent review of their justifications. In 2004, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the captives at Gitmo were entitled to be informed of the allegations justifying their imprisonment and to try to refute them. The Office for the Administrative Review of Detained Enemy Combatants was set up by the Department of Defense. One of the captives who the military alleges are associated with both, was listed by the scholars as one of the captives in December 2008. The military alleges that <mask> <mask>r traveled to Afghanistan for jihad. One of the captives was listed as being in Al Qaeda, Taliban or other safehouses. One of the captives who the military alleges took military or terrorist training in Afghanistan was <mask> <mask>r.One of the captives was listed as fighting for the Taliban. One of the captives listed by the military was <mask> <mask>r. One of the captives was a foreign fighter. One of the captives who "deny affiliation with Al Qaeda or the Taliban yet admit facts that, under the broad authority the laws of war give armed parties to detain the enemy, offer the government ample legal justification for its detention decisions" is <mask> <mask>r. One of the eight captives who could not fit into the other classifications was <mask> Bwazir. In 2005, a petition was filed on Bwazir's behalf. The Joint Task Force Guantanamo assessment was published on April 25, 2011.The Joint Task Force Guantanamo assessment was drafted by him. It was signed by the camp commandant. He said to keep detaining. There are external links to this article. The second part of Captured in Afghanistan was published on September 17, 2010.

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Abdullah Bwazi
Mohammed Ali


texts: <mask> is a contemporary Afghan-German painter. He was born in Afghanistan. He lives and works in Germany. Arabian calligraphy and modern European influences are contained in his works. He moved to Kabul in 1982. He built a school for drawing and calligraphy after finishing High School. He entered the Fine Arts Faculty at the Kabul University in 1989 to become a painter.The Afghan Ministry of Culture awarded him the Prize for Calligraphy and Composition twice in the same year. He was the first place winner in 1991. He finished his studies in 1992. <mask> moved to Germany in 1995 and became a member of the Schsischer Knstlerbund. He was recognized by a painter and professor who offered him classes. <mask> moved to Bielefeld in the late 1990s and set up his studio to create art to the present day. An exhibition titled "Aatifi - News from Afghanistan" was put on in the Pergamon Museum Berlin in 2015.Specialised in preserving and presenting ancient Islamic art, Weber's decision to implement contemporary paintings on a large scale in the museum for the first time was based on <mask>'s approach towards calligraphy. <mask> is from a living tradition and distinguishes him from a number of contemporary artists. The tradition has strengths. It is not always known what the foundations of classical aesthetic in calligraphy are. Poor imitations of cultural Archetypes are produced. Not so with Aatifi. Aatifi pulls off a balancing act.' Aatifis works can be described as highly stylized appropriation of written language. He tried to reduce the evidence of perceivable language even further to the point of him using the bare shapes of his source material for the intricacy of the composition. Using a variety of materials to create a wide range of spaces. Aatifi uses various techniques of printmaking in his works, which he first encountered when he was living in Dresden. His colour scheme is a representation of his experiences in Afghanistan and Germany as well as his travels around the world. Aatifi has included some works in his oeuvre.The first edition of the Horizonte der Bild-Kunst-Geschichte was published. Julia Thieke is the author of Zwischen Lapislazuli. <mask> is a Knstlerportrait. In: Kunst & Material. The author is Martina Bauer. Aatifi - News from Afghanistan is an exhibition catalogue. The Zwickau e.V. is part of the Kunstverein Zwickau.This is an edited version of the original. Internationales grafiksymposium Zwickau Zebra 5. There is an exhibition catalogue. The museum has a graphic arts section. Von Kaiserblau bei Luxusschwarz. The exhibition catalogue is from the Verlag Grafik Museum Stiftung Schreiner. Friederike Schir and others.It's called Metakom. The exhibition catalogue Kettler. The artist's website contains information about the exhibition 'Aatifi - News from Afghanistan'. Afghan artists German painters German calligraphers German printmakers Living people.

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